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Front: Script at bottom of postcard reads, Billy Sunday addressing 4000 people at Chautauqua, Havana, Ills.Back: Body of message reads, Hell...
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Front: Script at top of postcard reads, Approaching Winona and Pennsylvania Station, Winona Lake, Ind.Back: Message reads, George L. Krieg f...
The fence that surrounded Winona Lake can be seen in this image. The Winona Assembly required an admission fee to enter the ground and&...
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Front: Script in lower left reads, The Marshall Memorial, Winona Lake, Ind. Handwritten script at bottom center reads, Mrs. A. W. Johnstone,...
The Studebaker Fountain can be seen just beyond the back of this structure. Park Ave. is in front.The Marshall Home and the Mission Hom...
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Sign reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle.
The bust of Sol Dickey is seen to the left of the main entrance sidewalk to the Billy Sunday Tabernacle.The Billy Sunday Tabernacle was...
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Script on bottom of postcard reads, Wreck of the Rainbow Plane, Winona Lake, Ind., 8/25/21 - 1921.
The crash site appears to be in a rural environmnet. A foundry would have to the back of the photographer. The waters of Winona La...
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Front: Script at top of postcard reads, The Inn Hotel, Winona Lake, Ind.Back: Body of message reads, Dear Ernest, Well how is the&...
The postcard writer says that it is awful hot. The Inn Hotel was not airconditioned. In the day people tolerated things like that.The I...
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Front: Script at bottom of postcard reads, The Inn, Winona Lake, Ind.Back: Body of message reads, Sept. 3/08. Winona Lake, Ind. De...
A colorized view of the Inn Hotel taken from the east side of Park Ave. It was an imposing structure with its observation deck.The ...
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Front: Sign reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle. Back: Memo in upper left reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle, Winona Lake Christian Assembly, Winona ...
A small yellow cat finds its way into this image of the Billy Sunday Tabernacle. The Winona Lake Christian Assembly is bragging that it...
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Script at bottom of postcard reads, The Sunday Party.
Th Sunday Party is the term that was used to describe the staff that was required to put on a campaign. There were advanced people...
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Not Pictured: Back: Memo in upper left reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle, Winona Lake, Indiana, Home of the Worlds Greatest Bible Conference....
A 1960s view of the Billy Sunday Tabernacle. The Winona Lake Fire and Police Station and the Prayer Chapel are to the left.The Billy&#x...
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Front: Script in upper left corner reads, Lake Shore Drive, Winona Lake, Ind.Back: Body of message reads, Mar. 17/1909. I received ...
The far south end of Lakeshore Drive. A photographer can be seen taking pictures of people in a boat. There appears to have been f...
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Script along bottom of postcard reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle - Winona Lake, Ind.
An artistic rendering of the Billy Sunday Tabernacle from the early 1950s.The Billy Sunday Tabernacle was the largest venue in Winona Lake. ...
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Script in lower left reads, The Tabernacle, Winona Lake, Ind.
The remaining tennis courts along the south side, or Auditorium side, of the Billy Sunday Tabernacle.The Billy Sunday Tabernacle was the largest&...
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Front: Script in upper left reads, Resting in the shade at the tabernacle, Winona Lake, Ind.Back: Addressed to, Mrs. Charles Moady, 624...
The park like landscaping in Winona Lake can be seen in this view of the front of the Billy Sunday Tabernacle.The Billy Sunday Tabernac...
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Front: Script in lower left reads, Studebaker Spring, Winona Lake, Ind.Back: Body of message reads, Winona Lake, Ind., Aug. 29, 1907. D...
A colorized image of the Studebaker Fountain. The cards sender Omar Weir later became an attorney in Muncie, Indiana.Studebaker Fountain was a&#x...
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Sign reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle.
It is difficult to see, but if you look between the unoccupied green chairs you will see a cement column and a bust of Sol Di...
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Front: Script along bottom of postcard reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle - Winona Lake, Ind.Back: Dated, 2/26/53. Body of message reads,&#...
The Korean War was in progress when this postcard of the Billy Sunday tabernacle was sent.The Billy Sunday Tabernacle was the largest venue&...
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Not Pictured: Back: Memo reads, Winona June 20.
A frontal view of the Billy Sunday Tabernacle. If one was walking out from the front door they would see Park Ave. and the busines...
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Script beneath image reads, Aug. 1921. Winona Tabernacle.
This is a as built photograph of the south side of the Billy Sunday Tabernacle. The roof top ventilation system is shown along with...
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Front: Script in upper left reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle, Winona Lake, Ind. Back: Body of message reads, Winona Lake, Ind., Am still&...
The writer says the the Jewish and the Brethren are here. The Grace Brethren and the American Association of Jewish Evanglism would have...
Grace College - Winona Lake Postcards
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